The best coaching location in the world - an uncomfortable declaration of love to Berlin

Berlin, December 21, 2025 - Coaching everywhere? Yes, of course! Whether on Mallorca in retreat mode, in Hamburg's Kiez studio or in digital Zoom lounges between breakfast coffee and sweatpants - today everyone gets their own personal "better you program". But if you really want something that pops, inspires and is sustainable, then Berlin is the place to go. And especially with one of the best-known coaching personalities who creates clarity, releases energy and makes change possible: Jessica Wahl

Big city as an amplifier

Berlin is not a backdrop, Berlin is a state. The city ticks faster, speaks louder, thinks more internationally. Around 40% of Berlin's population has international roots, English is the everyday language in many places, CVs are global. Those who work, negotiate, present or lead here rarely do so only for a German audience.

For coaching, this means that attitude, voice, demeanor and leadership are automatically thought of on a larger scale - not adapted, but adaptable, not smooth, but credible.

Berlin-based coaching expert Jessica Wahl gets to the heart of this dynamic:

"The more complex the environment, the more crucial inner order becomes."

Why Berlin is really different

1. internationality in every breath
Berlin is multicultural: employees from over 170 nations work here, many speak several languages. This creates an environment in which coaching is not just local, but global - a clear advantage for anyone who wants to operate or communicate internationally.

2. speed, creativity, energy
The capital is buzzing. Whether it's a start-up pitch, a media job or a conference - everything is a little faster, a little louder and a little more visible here than anywhere else. In such an environment, personal and professional performance can not only be worked on, but also activated internally.

And it is precisely here that an extraordinary contrast is created:
In the middle of fast-paced Kreuzberg, between traffic, deadline pressure and constant urban noise, Jessica Wahl coaches in a church. Those who enter experience a break. The pace remains outside. The nave suddenly becomes quiet, calm, concentrated, sublime. Not a retreat island far away from the world, but a space of absolute presence in the midst of life.

It is precisely this contrast that intensifies the effect: acceleration outside, clarity inside. Big city as friction - silence as resonance.

3. coaching and culture - all in one
After the intensive coaching session, Berlin awaits: Museum Island, creative street art neighborhoods, world-famous operas and trendy bars. Learning and living merge where work and experience intertwine.

Study confirms: the capital is leading the way internationally

A recent survey shows that 94% of Berliners consider their city to be "international and cosmopolitan" and 89% enjoy living here - despite the urban challenges.
And globally? Even if Berlin is not always at the top of the quality of life rankings, the city is regularly among the top 20 most liveable cities in the world. An indication that professional development and quality of life go hand in hand here.

Acceleration as a resonance chamber

Berlin is a city that combines speed, diversity and international encounters. Coaching here is more than just solving problems: it becomes a resonance space. Those who sort themselves out in the hustle and bustle of the city do not test new attitudes in a vacuum, but in the midst of real life - between meetings, cultural codes and international exchange.
Or, as Wahl puts it: "Berlin forgives nothing - but it rewards clarity."

Diversity instead of a one-size-fits-all solution

While coaching in quieter places often relies on retreat, Berlin thrives on the opposite: diversity, friction and contrasts. Start-up mentality meets administration, art scene meets business, activism meets diplomacy. This mixture makes standardized answers impossible and requires individual development.

Studies show: Over 90% of Berliners perceive their city as cosmopolitan, while at the same time it is considered challenging. It is precisely this tension that acts as a catalyst in coaching. Anyone working on communication, leadership or presence here must not only reflect, but also try things out.

And afterwards? City instead of silence

The process doesn't end after the coaching. It continues - during a walk through the neighborhood or a conversation in a caf?, while observing on the street. Berlin provides resonance surfaces every minute.

The experience of silence has a lasting effect - not as a retreat, but as an inner anchor in the urban pace.

Conclusion

Yes, coaching is everywhere.

But Berlin adds a decisive dimension: internationality, acceleration and diversity. These can be explained in theory and are tangible in practice.

When these dynamics come together in a place that suddenly becomes quiet, as was the case during coaching with Jessica Wahl in the nave, something rare happens: clarity under high tension.

Anyone who sorts themselves out in Berlin - in the middle of the Kreuzberg pace - can then hold their own anywhere in the world.

WAHLUNIVERSUM (R) PR
Taborstr. 17
10997 Berlin
info@Wahluniversum.de

The Institute for Personal Performance Coaching has been supporting managers and personalities in challenging professional contexts for 20 years. It is run by Jessica Wahl, senior performance coach, breathing, voice and speech therapist, internationally recognized as one of the leading performance and career coaches, and J?rg Tewes, graduate actor and highly experienced performance coach with many years of coaching practice.

The coaching takes place in an extraordinary setting in the middle of Berlin-Kreuzberg: The institute is located in a beautiful church nave, which creates calm, concentration and clarity - as a conscious antithesis to the dynamics of the big city.
The focus: attitude, presence and sustainable performance under real conditions.

This release was published on openPR.